Why is Federer the best? - Page 2

Bungalo Bill · 09-07-2006, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by jackson vile

You've been gone that long and you come back right away making personal attacks act like an @$$hole?

What part of I MY OPINION don't you get old man?

Most of these other players are just hoping for an opening, hoping that the oponent will mess up, or they try hitting heavy spin fast shots ect and those are low percentage shots.

We see people using more and more powerful rackets, and you moronicly tell me that is for strategy?

No that is for moronic bashing which many hated the Williams for.

Roger plays real tennis, full bodied tennis, does not depend on a big serve, ect he depends on his brain.

Just look at how far Andy Roddick has gotten how that he has adopted a more intelligent game plane for his tennis.

Fact is Roger can open up anyone, why? Because he is smart and has the right racket, not some tweener.

He has many plays for just about every scienario, if you do this he will do that to get you back out of position and him back in position.

I see so many of the pros just hitting hard and hopeing for the best, how is that tennis? That is why Roger is one of the best clay courters right now, then all the basher crap right out, why is that?

Roger is not super fast, strong, fit, ect ect he has none of that, not a super racket that hits 155mph serves, his tennis depends on strategy full technique on each and every shot, nobody hits the ball as well or as clean.

That is not talent that is dedication to each shot

and quit being an @$$, so much for your religious thread and your spirituality

Also I am anything but a Roger fan, I dislike his as a person, he acts a lot like you LOL

WHO CARES IF YOU ARE A RODGER FAN OR NOT!!! I will quit being an ***** if you stop giving us your "brilliant" opinions. LOL

Expressing that someones words are ignorant is not a personal attack. Countering someone's false and ignorant statements is also not a personal attack. Now, if you felt a bit dumb or stupid or wish you rewrote your statements to clarify what you really meant before being called to the carpet - that is another thing.

It is simply my opinion that you definitely need to clarify your words. However, I am not sure you know how!

Implying that only Rodger walks out with a strategy is the most ludicrous thing I have ever heard. Of course, this is consistent with your other brilliant (notice I said brilliant giving you the benefit of the doubt that you just might be brilliant) comments. At least I can give you that.

jackson vile · 09-07-2006, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Bungalo Bill

WHO CARES IF YOU ARE A RODGER FAN OR NOT!!! I will quit being an ***** if you stop giving us your "brilliant" opinions. LOL

Expressing that someones words are ignorant is not a personal attack. Countering someone's false and ignorant statements is also not a personal attack. Now, if you felt a bit dumb or stupid or wish you rewrote your statements to clarify what you really meant before being called to the carpet - that is another thing.

It is simply my opinion that you definitely need to clarify your words. However, I am not sure you know how!

Implying that only Rodger walks out with a strategy is the most ludicrous thing I have ever heard. Of course, this is consistent with your other brilliant (notice I said brilliant giving you the benefit of the doubt that you just might be brilliant) comments. At least I can give you that.

Ya hitting hard on the back hand side is not a real strategy old man

And there you go again lieing, those where not statements those as I said where opinions and your feeble mind still does not get it lol

That is the problem with mens tennis at this point, it is losing depth due to the rackets, strings, and styles being taught.

That is the reason why the courts have been slowed down and you are wrong again LOL

Trinity TC · 09-07-2006, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Hot Sauce

Roger Federer, ATP #1.
Simple question.. What does he do so well that excels him from every other player?

Big forehand, extremely high Tennis IQ.

Bungalo Bill · 09-07-2006, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by jackson vile

Ya hitting hard on the back hand side is not a real strategy old man

And there you go again lieing, those where not statements those as I said where opinions and your feeble mind still does not get it lol

That is the problem with mens tennis at this point, it is losing depth due to the rackets, strings, and styles being taught.

That is the reason why the courts have been slowed down and you are wrong again LOL

LOL, okay whatever you say.

jackson vile · 09-07-2006, 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Trinity TC

Big forehand, extremely high Tennis IQ.

Bingo! high tennis IQ, he puts his work to where you get the most, not trying to get super fast serves or super spin big rackets super high swing weights and all that only take you so far.

Bungalo Bill · 09-07-2006, 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by jackson vile

Bingo! high tennis IQ, he puts his work to where you get the most, not trying to get super fast serves or super spin big rackets super high swing weights and all that only take you so far.

But didn't you indicate that Rodger doesn't try to open the court and is the only one that comes in with a strategy. That he is the only one that waits for an opening? lol

Didn't I mention that RODGER DOES STEP ON THE GAS AS WELL WITH HIS FOREHAND?????? LOL

I think I got the motor runnin.....

jackson vile · 09-07-2006, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Bungalo Bill

But didn't you indicate that Rodger doesn't try to open the court and is the only one that comes in with a strategy. That he is the only one that waits for an opening? lol

Didn't I mention that RODGER DOES STEP ON THE GAS AS WELL WITH HIS FOREHAND?????? LOL

I think I got the motor runnin.....

Ya Roger just waist all day for things to happen, your right that's what strategy entitles

Bungalo Bill · 09-07-2006, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by jackson vile

Ya Roger just waist all day for things to happen, your right that's what strategy entitles

Well please explain your original post comparing Rodger to EVERYONE ELSE. I don't think you can.

jackson vile · 09-07-2006, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Bungalo Bill

Well please explain your original post comparing Rodger to EVERYONE ELSE. I don't think you can.

Bungalo Bill · 09-07-2006, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by jackson vile

Figures. My comments stand.

jackson vile · 09-07-2006, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Bungalo Bill

Figures. My comments stand.

Email me if it is that imporant to you, it's on the left, otherwise move on, cause your time is wast'n

mona999 · 09-07-2006, 05:20 PM

You guys are both dorks...

AngeloDS · 09-07-2006, 05:35 PM

Talent and hard work. Federer is probably one of the hardest working players out there, playing & practicing day in and day out.

Yes, he has a phenominal game. But it wouldn't be as good as it is without the hardwork & matchplay.

Though, he does have the best forehand. His game is based on incredible RPMs on the ball. His ball kicks up on people and he forces errors on his opponents. He has incredible vision, court sense, footwork and what-not. He also has a versatile game.

mona999 · 09-07-2006, 05:40 PM

I'm not sure ... I mean, I would assume that most pros dedicate comparable amounts of time to their game...after all, it is their job.

Bungalo Bill · 09-08-2006, 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by mona999

I'm not sure ... I mean, I would assume that most pros dedicate comparable amounts of time to their game...after all, it is their job.

Assume? It is their job. Just because a player is No. 1 and is dominating their field does not mean less talented players are not contributing and pouring their heart and soul into their "job". They may not have the results as the No. 1 player but they are certainly putting the time and effort it takes to play high level tennis.

There will always be those players that rely mainly on their talent to keep them afloat and may not havr the work ethic as others. But there are also those less fortunate in their gene pool that work awfully hard and their hard work has caused them to rise higher then they should given their talent.

To single out Federer and say he is the only one that is working hard out their is foolish. one has only to turn to Agassi to being some sense into that thinking.

Bungalo Bill · 09-08-2006, 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by jackson vile

Email me if it is that imporant to you, it's on the left, otherwise move on, cause your time is wast'n

Well you should know by now, I just don't move on. Plus, why in the world would I want to email you? It is much more fun reading your brilliant comments here. j/k, j/k

LOL

jackson vile · 09-08-2006, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Bungalo Bill

Well you should know by now, I just don't move on. Plus, why in the world would I want to email you? It is much more fun reading your brilliant comments here. j/k, j/k

LOL

You make a great role modle for your kids also

Sounds like you did not have one yourself